Hey aspirant,

There is a lot of scope for jobs after pursuing MSc Economics. Here I am mentioning some :-

1Data Analyst - INR 4.34 lakh per annum

2Research Analyst - INR 5.3 lakh per annum

3Content Writer - INR 2.89 lakh per annum

4Economist - INR 7.29 lakh per

Hi Candidate,

Let's first know something about the examination- The National Entrance Screening Test or NEST is the compulsory test for students seeking admission to National Institute of Science Education and Research (NISER) Bhubaneswar and University of Mumbai.

Talking about the examination, it consists of Questions from four Subjects- Physics,

Hi Aspirant,

The entrance examinations for Integrated course are NEST,AU CET,CUCET,YVU CET,CIPET JEE.These are some of the examinations which are competitive and purely merit based.These are basically some of the entrance examinations but there are others too.If you would have mentioned the college it would have been better.Anyways these are

Hello aspirant,

Yes, absolutely. You can be eligible to pursue MA Economics with a under graduation of 59% as the minimum eligibility criteria to pursue this course is to have completed your bachelor's degree with a minimum aggregate of 50-55%. So no need to be worried. As per your merit,

Hello student

For getting admission in BSC economics honours have to face the oldest and the finest entrance test GIPE means gokhel Institute of political Science and economics entrance test.this Gokhale Institute of politics and Science and economics is the oldest at the UN and import the most authentic learning

Hello student If you're concerned about MA course I'm sorry to inform you but as per eligibility criteria you're not eligible, as eligibility criteria says - Candidates must have secured 60 percent or CGPA equivalent to first division in Under graduate from a recognized university.

For more details refer to

Dear,

B.Sc. (Hons.) Statistics is a three-year undergraduate program with a specialization in statistics and stats related principles.

The eligibility criteria is-

The minimum requirement is 10+2 with mathematics as one of the subjects with 50% marks.

The admission procedure varies from institute to institute.

Some of the institutes intake

Hi.

After completing your B.Sc (Hons) in Economics you have following options:

• M.Sc (Hons) in Economics
• M.Sc in Financial Economics and Administration
• M.Sc in Economics
• M.Sc in Applied Econometrics
• M.S in Quantitative Economics
• M.Com in Applied Economics
• M.A in Rural Economics
• M.A in Quantitative Economics
• M.A in Economics

If you